如何帮助艾滋病人英语作文(精品20篇)

篇一：

Last Sunday, I went to Haimen to go shopping. I saw a lot of people standing in front of the supermarket when I was walking down the street.

I wondered what happened there. I hurried to go there to take a look. I ran quickly. To my surprise, there was a girl sitting in the street. The girl with a school bag was about 17 years old. There was also a piece of paper in front of her. It said, “My family don’t have enough money for me to go to school.”

I was very sad to see that. I couldn’t help giving some money to the girl. The girl was very grateful to me. She said, “Thank you!” I was glad to do it. Then I went away with a smile.

That day I had a dream in the evening. I dreamt that I had a lot of money. I did a lot of wonderful things. I helped the poor and the old.

After the dream, I know that we should be kind to others. If they are in trouble, we will try to help them out of trouble. Then we will feel very happy and we will think everything is beautiful. Then we will have a nice life. Dear friends, try to be a kind person, and the world will be better and better.

篇二：

Many students in our class often said: “If we have time, we will go out of school to do something for our society”. I agreed with them. We hope to have a special day every week to help others. Last month we went to an old people’s home and sang some beautiful songs and performed a play for them. The old people were so happy that they asked us to see them again. I think we should be allowed to take time to do things like that more often. We should be allowed to have Friday afternoon to volunteer and help the people who need our help. Because everyone needs help.

[帮助别人英语作文

Helping those who are in trouble is a good virtue， which one should treasure. Life is not all roses. No one knows when he or she will be in trouble. I think only by helping each other can we build a harmonious society. I had my personal experience. There was a time when Liming performed badly in my maths. It seemed that no matter how hard he tried， he still failed. Upset and disappointed， he fell ill and had to be in hospital for a couple of days. Hearing what had happened to him， I came to hospital ， helping him with his schoolwork. It was with my aid that he recovered soon and improved himself in maths rapidly. He felt really grateful for what I had done. A month later， I met the same problem and Liming did the same thing to help me. From my experience above， I’ve learned that the sincere help between people is of great significance. Only with the care and help of others， can we get out of the difficulties in life .

We all need others help, especially when we are in difficulties. I remember when I started to learn English in primary school, I was poor in it.I even couldnt pronounce the words correctly. My English teacher Miss Sun noticed it and came to help me. She gave me some English tapes and asked me to practice speaking in class.She also talked with me in English. It worked! My English was improved little by little. Now English is my favorite subject. Six years have passed and I never forget Miss Suns help. I find ones help to others is very important. It may change others life. So when there is someone that needs my help, I would give them a hand.

Help others you also can be joyful, is a trivial things will also make yourself feel happy.

Remember when my third grade, a language examination it if I know "helping others, happy yourself" meaning.

This day I hurried from the drawer take out three ball-pens, just got in the classroom. Come to the classroom soon bell rang "000" class, the teacher also follow here, in this moment students stopped discourse, from the bag out books to sit quietly on the desks and chairs, books. Disguise

"Start the test" the teachers words sound just fell, well put the desk retrieval empty, they left a pen, a cushion the cardboard.

In the exam, everyone was doing at, then my leader patting my shoulder, side whispered, "xiao fine you have a few pen? Can you lend me one?" Borrowed, "Im not happy about it, but I think of helping others, happy yourself, helpful, my hands and flat, not to hear my words, automatically put pen handed it to my leader.

After the test, when I heard leader said to me, thank you when I feel alacrity.

The day I understand the "helping others, happy" meaning. As long as you help others, in your most helpless time they will help you.

China, a country with an ancient civilization, self-help is the traditional virtue, as the most beautiful songs rap "a star willing to help others heart, the most happy is a help others..."

My View on Helping Others in Need

In modern society we are often sorry to see that people are reluctant to help others out, not to mention helping a stranger; offering a helping hand seems to be out of accord with the times。

Then what’s wrong with our society? Some people may say that facing skyrocketing housing prices, expensive medical expenditure

and soaring commodity prices, they have no choice but to struggle to make a living, and thus it would be impossible to spare a hand to help others because it may bring them into trouble. Therefore, standing by indifferently is their only choice。

However, is it necessary to be selfish in order to survive, or in order to ensure that people do not take advantage of you? In my opinion, helping others brings a strong sense of accomplishment. What’s more, the evaluation criteria

for judging one individual’s success should be modified so that offering a helping hand to people in need is encouraged and welcomed in our society all the time。

Since 1980, an illness was found all around the world, when people hear about it, they all feel scared and change their faces. The name of the illness is AIDS, during the last few years, it spread so fast, more and more people get infected, the bad news is, there is no way to cure such illness. In order to remind people of the spread of AIDS, the day of December 1stis made to be World AIDS Day. Though AIDS is dangerous, people can protect themselves from it, we should use our own daily use, never mix them with others’. The most important thing is never having sex with others except your partner. Though AIDS makes people scared, it is safe to communicate with patients, they won’t infect you by shaking hands or hug, so we don’t need to push them out, they are in want of care.

自1980年以来,世界各地的疾病被发现,当人们听到它时,他们都感到害怕,改变他们的脸。疾病是艾滋病的名称,在过去的几年里,它传播得如此之快,越来越多的人被感染,坏消息是,没有办法治愈这种疾病。为了提醒人们的传播艾滋病、性传播感染12月1日是世界艾滋病日。虽然艾滋病是危险的,人们可以保护自己,我们应该用我们自己的日常使用,从不和别人把它们混合。最重要的事情是不会和别人做爱除了你的伴侣。尽管艾滋病使人害怕,它是安全的与患者沟通,他们不会感染你握手或拥抱,所以我们不需要推动他们,他们需要照顾。

Everyone Needs Help

One day, when I was on my way home, I saw an old man walking slowly around the street Corner. Suddenly he fell down, I ran to him. I couldn’t move him. I look around. Just at that time, I saw a telephone box. I had an idea. I called the police and soon they came. They thanked me for the help. “Everyone needs help.” I said with a smile.

有一天，在我回家的路上，我看到一个老人在街角慢慢的走。突然他摔倒了，我跑了过去。我无法扶起他。我看看周围。就在这时，我看到一个电话亭。我有了一个想法。我打电话给警察局，他们很快就来了。他们感谢我的帮助。“每个人都需要帮助。”我笑着说。

As I just witnessed during my recent visit here, China has made substantial progress in checking the spread of HIV but there is still a long way to go. From an infection unknown only 27 years ago, AIDS has become truly globalized. Today, 33 million people live with HIV around the globe, and 25 million more have died.

These figures are sobering. However, it is important to note that we have entered a new phase in responding to AIDS - a phase that will ultimately be far more challenging than anything we have done so far.

Now, for the first time, the AIDS response is producing real results.

In 2007, fewer people got newly infected and the number of people dying of AIDS worldwide dropped, mainly thanks to better access to antiretroviral treatment.

In China, over 34,000 people are now taking HIV drugs, up from 5,000 in 2003. But, we cannot slow down in our vigilance. Whereas substantial progress has been achieved in this country, the number of people receiving HIV drugs is still less than half the number who require them. The epidemic continues to run ahead of the response: for every two people who start taking antiretroviral drugs, another five become newly infected with HIV.

Many of those infections occur in situations that are illegal or outside of mainstream society. These give rise to apparent contradictions between respect for the law and protecting the health of people who inject drugs or are sex workers, between sexuality and morality, between needs of public security and public health, drug control and safe injections. Indeed, to confront AIDS is to confront contradictions in society.

On closer investigation, however, most of these contradictions prove to be false contradictions. A scientifically-based AIDS response can solve them for the greater wellbeing of more people.

Drug abuse, for example, is bad for an individuals health and for the community he or she lives in. HIV infections are particularly high among people who inject drugs. Laws against drugs must be respected to protect society.

Ultimately, though, the best way to protect both the wider population and drug users, and at the same time reconcile public security and public health concerns is to adopt the "harm reduction" approach. Scientific evidence - including here in China- shows that providing drug users with substitution therapy and clean needles reduces HIV transmission and supports enforcement of laws against drug abuse.

Similarly, working with sex workers and their clients to encourage condom use reduces HIV among these groups and in society as a whole. When such programs are backed up by poverty reduction efforts to reduce womens need to engage in prostitution, their impact is even greater.

It is issues such as these that make AIDS such a complex problem to deal with. Complex problems require complex solutions. They also respond best to collective approaches. Working with community groups, for example, can greatly increase the impact - and effectiveness - of AIDS strategies. In fact, given that most infections are happening in situations outside the mainstream norm, it is often very difficult for government alone to reach those who need to be reached.

It is encouraging, therefore, to note that there has recently been an increase in the number of community organizations working on AIDS in China. Many of these groups are doing incredible work.

The Joint Assessment Report published last year by the government together with the United Nations System clearly highlights the need for greater involvement of community-based organization in the roll-out of programs to reach people with relevant services.

Currently, there are no easy ways for community-based organizations to register. Without registration, there can be no bank account and thus no easy way to receive funding. Many of the groups I have seen are doing a great job - but their work is based on volunteerism. This is neither efficient nor sustainable.

China has solid policies in place and has made significant progress in the fight against AIDS. It is time now to use the tremendous array of resources at its disposal to build on that progress, and to tackle new, tough challenges like harm reduction and increasing civil society involvement,

As Chairman Mao said more than 60 years ago: "We must not become complacent over our success. We should check our complacency and constantly criticize our shortcomings, just as we should wash our faces and sweep the floor every day to remove the dirt and keep them clean."

[艾滋病3000字英语作文:fight against AIDS

It was one day morning in May.Xiao Han paid a visit to his friends.On his way he found a crowd of onlookers had gathered,then he just went and investigate.He saw me lying on the street,for being ill.He called the driver to stop right away and sent me to the hospital.Then he paid the treatment expenses by himself and tried to contact my family.After a while,my parents got to the hospital and has learnt that what had happened to me.When i was willing to express my thanks to him,Xiao Han had already gone.

More media coverage is being paid to the HIV/AIDS situation in China, especially after a gathering of leading officials, scientists, medical workers and activists in the field occurred in Beijing on November 10. By official estimates, China has 840,000 people carrying HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, and about 80,000 AIDS patients. Despite the fairly large groups of HIV carriers and AIDS patients, the epidemic is mostly confined to high-risk groups, such as drug users, prostitutes and users of blood products.

And it has yet to spread widely in the rest of the nation. The Chinese Government is well aware of such perspectives, and the central and local governments have allocated 6.8 billion yuan (US$822 billion) to establish and improve disease prevention and control mechanisms in provinces. Each year a special fund of more than 200 million yuan (US$24 million) is channeled into HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment. Since April, free medicine to poor AIDS patients has been delivered in regions hit hardest by the virus. Just as the impacts of AIDS reaches social and economic fields of society, effective prevention also requires united efforts from virtually all sectors. Key factors needed include public education, affordable drugs, medical training for healthcare workers in hospitals and the public health system, monitoring and evaluation, care for orphans.

measures to stop mother-to-child transmission, a comprehensive care framework and research into vaccines and a cure.

None of these things can be achieved with the single hand of any institution — not health officials, not medical workers or the government. The fight against HIV/AIDS requires the participation of as many parties as possible. As former US President Bill Clinton said as a co-chair of the advisory board of International AIDS Trust, the AIDS problem is “manageable and preventable” though we must wage it on all fronts with tenuous determination, utmost patience and tactful skills.

many people may be afflicted with natural disasters such as flooding, famine, drought or starvation. should people in rich areas extend their help to those unfortunate victims?

i think it is of crucial importance to render immediate help since we are emotionally affected by the sufferings of the numerous people in calamity areas, and our sense of humanity and sympathy tells us to reach out a hand to them. we must take action in thinking of ways to help instead of staying where we are with folded arms and indifferent response.

there are many ways of doing this. we can send relief workers into the problem areas like doctors, nurses, technicians or workers. this is a form of rendering professional help. other practical forms of help include collecting and sending food and clothes into these areas. these useful items will serve their purposes very well in the absence of corruptional officials. a far more important way is providing them with technical, agricultural and health education. this will deftnitely be a more costly involvement but it is effective in building up their economy or developing it for their future survival.

The World AIDS Day is confronted with a gloomy picture that shows the deadly virus is not abating, but spreading even faster.

Deaths and new cases of infection have reached unprecedented highs in 2003 and are likely to rise still further, according to a report jointly released last week by the United Nations and the World Health Organization (WHO).

This year, some 5 million people have been infected, bringing the total number of people living with HIV/AIDS to 40 million worldwide. At the same time, some 3 million died of the disease.

The epidemic continues to expand, far from reaching a plateau, health experts warn.

While Sub-Saharan Africa remains the worst affected region, the Asia-Pacific area - home to 60 per cent of the worlds population - is shaping up as the new battleground in the fight against the disease, the report indicates.

Unless effective action is taken, some countries in the region may face major epidemics.China may become one of them should the country not be responsive to the crisis.

Latest statistics put the number of people with HIV/AIDS in China at 840,000, including 80,000 AIDS patients.

Worse, the momentum for further spreading of the numbers is continuing, and may well be accelerating.

Though the current prevalence in the country is still low, the increased infection rate plus the vast population in the nation points to a possible catastrophic explosion in cases in the absence of stepped up efforts to fight the disease.

Chinese AIDS experts have raised the alarm that people living with HIV/AIDS may soon soar to 10 million by 2010 without efficient prevention methods. While the number could be trimmed down to 3 million if prevention methods work, action, and only action, can make the difference.

Due to ignorance and lack of commitment among some, the disease has already caused great human suffering, economic losses and social devastation. Yet waiting ahead could be losses multiplied exponentially if the virus is not kept at bay.

The situation is grave, and the challenge is tough. China cannot afford a delay in making a serious commitment to the fight and taking action.

Initiatives have indeed been rolled out, and they must be followed.

Executive Health Vice-Minister Gao Qiang recently pledged that the government will provide free medical treatment to HIV carriers and AIDS patients in rural areas or those among the urban poor. He promised to ensure legal rights and interests of HIV/AIDS victims.

He said that local governments will be held directly accountable if loopholes in their work lead to serious epidemics in their regions. He also called for intensified government intervention into behaviour found to be at risk.

This is viewed as the strongest commitment to date by the government in tackling the epidemic.

The plan, if carried out well, will surely be a great push forward in fighting HIV/AIDS. It should herald more and stronger resolution from the government.

Lack of information on the virus has proven to be a major element that fuels the spread of HIV/AIDS. Aggressive campaigns should be undertaken to promote knowledge about HIV/AIDS to even people in the most remote areas, especially among illiterates and those practising unsafe sexual behaviour.

More important, efforts from all walks of life are needed to create a friendly atmosphere for people living with HIV/AIDS.

Prejudice, rejection, hurt and ostracism are some of the most painful parts of HIV infection which even a miracle drug can not overcome, a WHO official explained.

Stigma and discrimination constitute one of the greatest barriers to preventing further infections, providing adequate care, support and treatment and alleviating the epidemics impact.

The same sort of national commitment and resources used to fight SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome), if used toward fighting HIV/AIDS, should help us find an effective way to combat this disease, too.

[与艾滋病作战的英语作文

Weall live in the same society. More or less, we get help from others, ourparents, relatives, teachers, friends even strangers. In return, we should giveothers a hand when they are in need. We should transmit this kind of love. Aslong as everyone can contribute a piece of love, the world will become aparadise. As for our individuals, helping others would bring us happiness and asense of achievements. We would be happy to see that we are capable of helping others.In addition, helping others is helping ourselves, to some extent. One of themost beautiful compensations in life is that after helping others in goodfaith, we get help ourselves at the same time. I think “rose presented, smellremained” is the best description to help others.

I am very happy today for I had the chance to help the old people in our subdistrict. Nowadays, many adults are busy with therir job and have no time to take good care of their old parents. I want to try my best to help the old come out of lonely life and now I can.

I will try my best to make the old people smile, I am sure I can do it!

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我今天心情非常好,因为我有机会帮助老人们在我们的街道。如今,许多成年人都在忙于therir工作,没有时间去好好照顾他们年老的父母。我要尽我所能去帮助那些老年人走出孤独的生活,现在我可以。

我会尽我所能让老人们的微笑,我相信我能做到!

[小学英语日记之帮助老人

Many people are afraid of people with AIDS since they think there is a risk of being infected. People with AIDS are normally lonely since many people are not willing to communicate with them.

Actually this is a kind of misunderstanding since it is safe to talk to or shake hands with people with AIDS. People with AIDS need more care and support to help them overcome the difficulties. Therefore if we all set up the correct understanding and try to help the people with AIDS, our society is going to be more caring and beautiful.

许多人害怕艾滋病患者,因为他们认为有被感染的风险。艾滋病患者通常是孤独的因为许多人不愿意和他们交流。

实际上这是一种误解,因为它是安全的和或与艾滋病患者握手。艾滋病患者需要更多的关心和支持,帮助他们克服困难。因此如果我们都设置正确的理解和帮助艾滋病患者,我们的社会将是更多的关怀和美丽。

In a hot summer day,I suddenly felt a bit uncomfortable,Mum guess I was suffering from heat exhaustion,it twisted me,Ah!Really heat up.On the neck of purple black,dead,cannot eat snacks.Night,I do summer jobs in rice store,my mother came back home meal delivery for the cat to eat.After a while,Im busy with boring,make a phone call to MOM," Beep!Beep!"" Hey,I found doing?" Calling the head voice of a mother." You come back soon,by the way:I buy something to eat!" My " little greedy cat " said.About had has almost half a hours,mother sweat of back has,two a hand in also respectively took has a chicken fin and a a chicken thigh,are is spicy of,I can eat,looking a looking mother,she to with I buy eat of,has specially of from I home there go a bending,to " series series fragrant " shop in to I buy,you see,she who of clothes has was sweat playing wet has I cant help of to that chicken thigh to mother eat,I eat chicken fin,mother pleased of laugh has,probably is because this is I head once sensible of sake s!

By this time,I love my mother is,but I usually dont notice!I love you -- MOM!

one day on my way home from school, i saw an old woman standing by the roadside①, with a heavy bag on her back. she seemed very worried. i went up to ask her what the matter was. the granny② told me that she had just come from the countryside to see her son, who worked in the steel works. as she had never been here before, she did not know the way to the factory. so i took her there. there was really a lot of difficulty in finding her son＇s place. the granny and her son were very thankful to me.

i got home very late, tired and hungry, but i felt happy, for i had done a good deed for the people.

AIDS, stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, is a deadly disease. It malfunctions the human bodys defence system, making the infected person extremely vulnerable to diseases, and eventually cause death.

AIDS can be spread in many ways, but the main medium is through having unprotected intercourse with an infected person. Apart from that, AIDS can spread from mother to new born baby, or sharing of needles, shaving blades, or any means of blood contact.

Once infected, it may take years for the person to notice, and in these years, the infected person may not know and can infect many more, who in turn go and infect others, just like an exponential growth.

[艾滋病英语作文:艾滋病的传播

In our English Class, we often have group activities. There are usually three or four students in one group. In my opinion, the group activities help us study English better. First of all, we should know what the task is all about and how we will do it. Second, we have to make ourselves understood that what we try to conevy.

We should know that each group member should play a different role and students should work together.

If we have any questions, we should turn to our teacher for help.

At the same time, we should have communicate with our group members. Last but not least, we must preform our activities in front of the whole class. It helps us to learn English better.

在英语课堂中,我们经常组织集体活动。一般来说,每个组都有3、4名学生。在我看来,小组活动能帮助我们更好的学习英语。首先,我们得知道小组的任务是什么,我们应该怎么做。其次,我们要让他人明白自己所表达的东西。每个组员都扮演着不同的角色,学生们要相互合作。如果我们有任何问题,可以向老师求教。与此同时,我们应该与其他的组员进行交流。最后一点,我们必须要在全部同学的面前表演所接受的任务。做表演让我们的英语学得更好。

[初中英语作文：小组活动能帮助我们更好的学习英语

My grandma is over seventy now. These days she doesnt feel well, and her legs hurt. This afternoon my father and I took her to the hospital. The doctor looked her over carefully. He said that she was in good health, but people get all kinds of illness as they got older. He also said that she would get well in the coming spring.

I know my grandma has done much for our family. Now she is getting old, and its time for me to look after her. Ill try my best to make her live happy.

We havebeen told when we were a little child that we help others as they are in need. Weoften do as what we were told in the childhood, but when we grow up nowadays weare not dare to help others.

Because the society becomes more and complicated. Thereare some people will make traps for the kind people.

For example, you see anold lady falling on the ground and you would like to help her. However, you maybe charged for pushing her down and ask you to give money for seeing a doctor. Yeah,this things often happen.

But helping others is the traditional for ourChinese, we should carry it out on any condition. Helping others will not onlyhelp other people but also help yourself.

You will feel happy and satisfy whenassisting others. So please give a hand to the people in need carefully.

我们在很小的时候就被告知要帮助那些需要帮助的人。

我们小的时候经常就像被告知的那样做，但当我们长大了，我们却不敢去帮助别人了。

因为社会变得更复杂了。有一些人会对善良的人设陷阱。例如，你看到一个老太太倒在地上，你想帮她。

但是，她可能会说是你把她推到的并让你赔偿医药费。是的，这种事情经常发生。但帮助他人是我们中国的传统，不管在任何情况下我们都要发扬光大。帮助别人不仅可以帮助别人也是帮助自己。在帮助他人时你会感到快乐和满足。所以请小心的帮助需要帮助的人。

[高中英语作文：帮助别人